Now more than ever, since we hold our photo collections dear, the Declutter Your Photo Life from Rocky Nook makes it possible to finally have all your photos organized, safe, accessible, findable, and shareable. With this book by your side, you have just what you need to achieve photo bliss.

Photographers and family historians understand the immense power photographs have to convey meaning, emotion, and memory. We cherish both old film photos handed down by previous generations and our latest digital photos captured on the newest smartphone. But when those priceless memories are unorganized and scattered everyhere on a smartphone, a laptop, memory cards, flash drives, on two or three photo sharing websites, in photo albums, and in shoeboxes in the attic, the joy of photography becomes an overwhelming burden.

Whether you're a professional photographer, a casual shooter, or the designated family historian, Declutter Your Photo Life will help you organize and enjoy your photos once again. In this book, professional photo organizer, photographer, and author Adam Pratt teaches you his straightforward step-by-step workflow that, along with powerful image-organizing software such as Adobe Lightroom Classic, will have you taking complete control and creating a calming order out of your photo chaos. And once you've mastered Adam's system's Gather, Preserve, Organize, Share, and Maintain functions, you'll be able to enjoy and share your photos today and for generations to come.

Gather, Preserve, and Organize Photos    Share and Maintain Your Photos    Photos Are Safe, Accessible, Shareable

Chapter 1: Overwhelmed by Photos

Chapter 2: Workflow Overview

Chapter 3: Software and Hardware

PHASE 1: GATHER

Chapter 4: Gathering Digital Photos

Chapter 5: Deduplicating Photos

Chapter 6: Creating Your Photo Archive

Chapter 7: Gathering Physical Photos

PHASE 2: PRESERVE

Chapter 8: Preserving Photos

Chapter 9: Converting Digital Formats

Chapter 10: Scanning Physical Photos

PHASE 3: ORGANIZE

Chapter 11: Curating Photos

Chapter 12: Organizing Photos

Chapter 13: Dating Photos

PHASE 4: SHARE

Chapter 14: Sharing Photos

Chapter 15: Accessing Your Photo Archive

PHASE 5: MAINTAIN

Chapter 16: Maintaining Your Photo Archive

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the collapsed height?

A: The minimum height is about 45".

Q: 2. Is there a manual online? I want to see if there's a better way to fold it down for transport than I've figured out on my own.

A: Unfortunately, Manfrotto does not publish an online manual for this table. You may reach to them directly at 201-818-9500 for a printed manual.

Q: 3. Does the book cover the latest firmware updates for the Z8 and Z9?

A: According to the publishers, the Rocky Nook David Busch's Nikon Z9/Z8 Guide to Digital Still Photography (Softcover) the Nikon Z9 Mirrorless Camera (B&H # NIZ9) was at firmware version 4.10 and the Nikon Z8 Mirrorless Camera (B&H # NIZ8) at firmware version 1.01 when the book went to press. Since then, Nikon has issued three additional firmware updates for the Z9 and two for the Z8. Nikon offers Supplemental addendums that describe firmware changes, which is done for major updates. Readers can download these at the same time they download new firmware releases.

Q: 4. What are the dimensions? I want to fill it with ice water for my great pyrnees to sit on during a hot day. He suffers in the heat

A: This product measures 16.0 x 6.0" and offers a weight capacity up to 38 lbs.

Q: 5. What is the width of the square legs? 7/8"?

A: Matthews Hollywood Beefy Baby come in at 1 inch in width.

Q: 6. Do the function keys of the Kensington keyboard work like an iMac wired keyboard? Any drivers needed? Any setup?

A: Works fine, needs no special driver

Q: 7. With the back-frame at 90 degrees, how much horizontal space does the table occupy? What is the length (left to right) and width (front to back) of the frame?

A: The following unit has a fully extended length of 51 inches.

Q: 8. Would this be a good stand for a slider? I don't get what the Matthews Slider Stand offers that this doesn't.

A: This stand has a baby pin and a 20lbs rating. The Slider stand https://bhpho.to/2L5w8lT has a junior receiver and a 80lbs rating. The slider stand is designed not to have any wobble or shake that this stand is not designed to reduce.

Q: 9. How does this compared to the SmallRig M160?

A: The SmallRig RM120 Compact RGB LED Light with Long Battery Life is not as bright as the SmallRig Pix M160 On-Camera RGBWW LED Light.

Q: 10. Is there a manual online for this? I'm trying to figure out a better way to collapse it for transport.

A: I couldn't find any Manual Please Contact Manfrotto Service @ C.R.I.S. 250 North 54th Street Chandler, AZ 85226 Phone: 480.940.1103 Email: VitecImagingService@criscam.com